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Posted: January 4, 2019
Bergin of Pearce Commercial sells 20-26 Quick Rd. for $470,000
Pearce Commercial
Milford, CT According to Barbara Pearce, CEO and president of Pearce Real Estate, John Bergin, senior commercial specialist for Pearce Commercial, has sold the 5,807 s/f industrial structure at 20-26 Quirk Rd. for $470,000.
The building contains two units, one leased by a medical laboratory and the other to be used by the buyer. The property sits on .45 acres.
The seller was Maiorano Holdings LLC of Bethany, CT and was represented by Bergin and attorney Carl Porto of Parrent, Porto & Colwell PC.
The buyer, Duane Field, was represented by James Montanaro of Coldwell Banker of Orange and Attorney Tony Dicrosta.
Pearce Real Estate is a local, independently owned, full-service real estate company with more than 100 agents and 8 offices in the greater New Haven and Shoreline areas for your convenience.
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